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4th try

Hi this is my 4th try at taking the NCLEX the first time I took the nclex I got 265 questions the second time i took it I got 180 questions and ran out of time and the third time i got 75 questions and this was all while I was taking classes but now I'm on break and I've been studying but I don't feel like my studying is as effective. I do a system everyday and do index cards on things that I don't know or need to know. I'm using Saunders as my reference point and for questions. I plan to finish all of my Kaplan Qbank because I heard it really prepares you for harder questions. I am taking my next test on January 23rd and I feel unmotivated because of the amount of times I have taken this test. Is there anyone who has a similar experience and had a great study plan that would help? Should I be doing questions all the time instead of restudying the information? I hope to hear some feedback, this is my first post but I've been reading from this site for some time now. I'm just frustrated of not passing and want to get this done with so I can finally be a registered nurse already.

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    Congrats! So, PV trick is a yes or no? Do you think you can try to register again since you got your official result? (to see if pvt is still legit). Happy for you!!!

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    Congrats.:yeah::yeah::yeah::clpty::dancgrp:

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    Congrats to ya!!!:yeah::yeah::yeah::nurse:. Your story was very encouraging to me. I myself have taken the NCLEX PN 3 times and failed. Not giving up, just taking a break. I will take it a 4th and I will pass.

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